Replying to @sumamajamil2005
Mostly a mix of founder-style posts, product stories, visual demos, and real examples of scams or suspicious websites that the system catches. Looking back, I think I was expecting the same content to work everywhere, which was probably a mistake 😭
Reddit especially humbled me real fast 💀. when you say treat it like a compound dataset and not an ad network, what does that actually look like in practice? More commenting, answering questions, sharing experiences, etc. before posting anything about the product?
And now I'm scared to see what Dhruv is about to say 😭🤣
Product Designer | Entrepreneur | Adventurer. Helping SaaS builders/founders turn vague ideas into better validated products, with target customers, and clear roadmaps. DM let's get started!
Lol, I enjoyed talking to him, he leads a very thoughtful conversation around product.
Yes, comment something around the knowledge base that built your product. Look for communities that talk about scams and suspicious websites.
"According to this this and that, this is a scam. " - leave it at that.
"I have seen many websites like this, most of them have obvious signs like this this and that. I'm actually building Scam Intelligence Network API around that." - leave it at that.
"Most systems don't really catch systems that well. What to look out for is this this and that." - leave it at that.
2 or 3 days later when someone else finds your comment and thinks it's helpful, they'll click to your profile and see the history of contribution. With your link loaded in the mix.
Like SEO, it's a slow burn. But when they find you, they find you.
Alternative is cold calling, but that needs minerals 🥜🥜
lol... good luck
Thanks bro